PEN-200 Penetration Testing With Kali Linux
Course Estimated time: 185 hours* PEN-200, Penetration Testing with Kali Linux, is a unique penetration course course that combines traditional course materials with hands-on simulations, using a virtual lab environment. View the full syllabus for more details. PEN-200 Penetration Testing with Kali Linux Topics Covered: Course Prerequisites: Penetration Testing: What You Should Know All students are required to have: Getting Comfortable with Kali Linux Command Line Fun Practical Tools Bash Scripting Passive Information Gathering Course Includes the Following: Active Information Gathering Course Materials Web Application Attacks Active Student Forums Introduction to Buffer Overflows Access to Home Lab Setup Learn One One course 365 days of lab access Vulnerability Scanning Windows Buffer Overflows Linux Buffer Overflows Client-Side Attacks Two exam attempts Locating Public Exports Plus exclusive content Fixing Exploits Learn Unlimited All courses 365 days of lab access Unlimited exam attempts Plus exclusive content Additional Formats: Live in Person Training (Inquire for pricing and booking) OffSec Academy Virtual Instructor lead training File Transfers Antivirus Evasion Privilege Escalation Password Attacks Port Redirection and Tunneling Active Directory Attacks The Metasploit Framework PowerShell Empire Assembling The Pieces: Penetration Test Breakdown Solid understanding of TCP/IP networking Reasonable Windows and Linux administration experience Familiarity of Bash scripting with basic Python or Pearl a plus Competencies Gained: Using information gathering techniques to identify and enumerate targets running various operating systems. Writing basic scripts and tools to aid in the penetration testing process Analyzing, correcting, modifying, cross-compiling and porting public exploit code Conducting remote, local privilege escalation and clientside attacks Identifying and exploiting XSS, SQL injection and file inclusion vulnerabilities in web applications Leveraging tunneling techniques to pivot between networks Creative problem solving and lateral thinking skills Trying Harder: The Lab *Time estimates are based on OffSec averages and could vary by individual skill and experience.
Course Estimated time: 100 hours* Like other Offensive Security courses, WiFu combines traditional course materials with hands-on practice within a virtual lab environment. The course covers the topics listed below in detail. Course topics can also be found in the syllabus. PEN-210 Offensive Security Wireless Attacks Course Includes the Following: Topics Covered: Course Prerequisites: IEEE 802.11 All students must have: Wireless Networks Solid understanding of TCP/ IP and the OSI model as well as familiarity with Linux. Packets and Network Interaction Linux Wireless Stack and Drivers Aircrack-ng Essentials Cracking WEP and Connected Clients Cracking WEP via a Client Cracking Clientless WEP Networks A modern laptop or desktop that can boot and run BackTrack Specific Hardware is required to complete course exercises Recommended Wireless Network Routers D-Link DIR-601 Bypassing WEP Shared Key Authentication Netgear WNR1000v2 Access to Home Lab Setup Cracking WPA/WPA2 PSK with Aircrack-ng Recommended Wireless Cards Learn One Cracking WPA with JTR and Aircrack-ng Netgear WN111v2 USB Course Materials Active Student Forums One course 365 days of lab access Two exam attempts Plus exclusive content Learn Unlimited All courses 365 days of lab access Unlimited exam attempts Plus exclusive content Cracking WPA with coWPAtty ALFA Networks AWUD036H USB 500mW Cracking WPA with Pyritt Competencies Gained: Additional Aircrack-ng Tools Greater insight into wireless offensive security and expanded awareness of the need for real-world security solutions Wireless Reconnaissance Tools Understanding of how to implement different rouge access point attacks Familiarity with the BackTrack wireless tools Implementing attacks against WEP and WPA encrypted network *Time estimates are based on OffSec averages and could vary by individual skill and experience.
Course Estimated time: 300 hours* PEN-300, Evasion Techniques and Breaching Defenses, is an advanced course designed for OSCP-level penetration testers who want to develop their skills against hardened systems. Topics are covered below, or in the course syllabus. PEN-300 Evasion Techniques and Breaching Defenses Topics Covered: Course Prerequisites: Operating System and Programming Theory We strongly suggest that students taking PEN-300 have either taken PWK and passed the OSCP certification or have equivalent knowledge and skills in the following areas: Client Side Code Execution with Office Client Side Code Execution with Jscript Process Injection and Migration Working familiarity with Kali Linux command line Introduction to Antivirus Evasion Solid ability run enumerating targets to identify vulnerabilities Advanced Antivirus Evasion Basic scripting abilities in Bash, Python and PowerShell Application Whitelisting Course Includes the Following: Bypassing Network Filters Course Materials Kiosk Breakouts Active Student Forums Windows Credentials Access to Home Lab Setup Learn One One course Linux Post-Exploitation Windows Lateral Movement Linux Lateral Movement Microsoft SQL Attacks Identifying and exploiting vulnerabilities like SQL injection, file inclusion and local privilege escalation Foundational understanding of Active Directory and knowledge of basic AD attacks Familiarity with C# programming is a plus 365 days of lab access Active Directory Exploitation Two exam attempts Combining the Pieces Competencies Gained: Plus exclusive content Trying Harder: The Labs Preparation for more advanced field work Learn Unlimited Knowledge of breaching network perimeter defenses through clientside attacks, evading antivirus and allow listing technologies All courses 365 days of lab access Unlimited exam attempts Plus exclusive content *Time estimates are based on OffSec averages and could vary by individual skill and experience. How to customize advanced attacks and chain them together web vulnerabilities
Course Estimated time: 150 hours* WEB-200 (Web Attacks with Kali Linux) is Offensive Security’s foundational web application assessment course. The course covers the topics below in detail. WEB-200 Web Attacks with Kali Linux Course Includes the Following: Course Materials Active Student Forums Topics Covered: Course Prerequisites: Tools for the Web Assessor All prerequisites for WEB-200 can be found within the Offsec Fundamentals Program, included with a Learn One or Learn Unlimited subscription Cross Site Scripting (XSS) Introduction and Discovery Cross Site Scripting (XSS) Exploitation and Case Study Cross Origin Attacks Introduction to SQL PEN-100: Web Application Basics SQL Injection (SQLi) and Case Study PEN-100: Linux 1 & 2 Directory Traversal XML External Entity (XXE) Processing Access to Home Lab Setup Server Side Template Injection (SSTI) Learn One More Topics added monthly* One course 365 days of lab access Two exam attempts Plus exclusive content Learn Unlimited Prerequisite Topics include: The OffSec Training Library will be updated continuously with new Topics on an approximately monthly cadence. Not every course or content area will receive an update every month, but some course or content area will receive an update approximately monthly. * PEN-100: Networking Basics Competencies Gained: Students will obtain a wide variety of skill sets and competencies for Web App Assessments Students will learn foundational Black Box enumeration and exploitation techniques Students will leverage modern web exploitation techniques on modern applications All courses 365 days of lab access Unlimited exam attempts Plus exclusive content *Time estimates are based on OffSec averages and could vary by individual skill and experience.
Course Estimated time: 185 hours* In WEB-300, you will learn white box web app pentesting methods. The bulk of your time will be spent analyzing source code, decompiling Java, debugging DLLs, manipulating requests and more, using tools like Burp Suite, dnSpy, JD-GUI, Visual Studio and the trusty text editor. For a more complete breakdown of the course topics view the full syllabus. WEB-300 Advanced Web Attacks and Exploitation Topics Covered: Course Prerequisites: Web security tools and methodologies All students are required to have: Source code analysis Persistent cross-site scripting Session hijacking .NET deserialization Remote code execution Blind SQL Injections Data exfiltration Course Includes the Following: Course Materials Active Student Forums Bypassing file upload restrictions and file extension filters PHP type juggling with loose comparisons Comfort reading and writing at least one coding language (Java, .NET, JavaScript, Python, etc) Familiarity with Linux: file permissions, navigation, editing and running scripts Ability to write simple Python / Perl / PHP / Bash scripts Experience with web proxies such as Burp Suite and similar tools General understanding of web app attack vectors, theory and practice Access to Home Lab Setup PostgreSQL Extension and User Defined Functions Competencies Gained: Learn One Bypassing REGEX restrictions One course Magic hashes Performing advanced web app source code auditing 365 days of lab access Bling SQL injection Two exam attempts Plus exclusive content Learn Unlimited All courses 365 days of lab access Unlimited exam attempts Plus exclusive content Bypassing character restrictions UDF reverse shells PostgreSQL large Objects DOM-based cross site scripting (black box) Server side template injection Weak random token generation Analyzing code, writing scripts and exploiting web vulnerabilities Implementing multi-step chained attacks using multiple vulnerabilities Using creative and lateral thinking to determine innovative ways of exploiting web vulnerabilities XML external entity injection RCE via database functions OS command injection via WebSockets (black box) *Time estimates are based on OffSec averages and could vary by individual skill and experience.
Course Estimated time: 350 hours* EXP-301 is an intermediate course that teaches the skills necessary to bypass DEP and ASLR security mitigations, create advanced custom ROP chains, reverse-engineer a network protocol and even create read and write primitives by exploiting format string specifiers. View the full syllabus. EXP-301 Windows User Mode Exploit Development Course Includes the Following: Course Materials Active Student Forums Topics Covered: Course Prerequisites: Operating System and Programming Theory All students should have the following prerequisite skills before starting the course: WinDbg tutorial Familiarity with debuggers (ImmunityDBG, OllyDBG) Stack buffer overflows Exploiting SEH overflows Intro to IDA Pro Overcoming space restrictions: Egghunters Shellcode from scratch Reverse-engineering bugs Stack overflows and DEP/ASLR bypass Access to Home Lab Setup Format string specifier attacks Learn One Custom ROP chains and ROP payload decoders One course Familiarity with basic exploitation concepts on 32-bit Familiarity with writing Python 3 code The following optional skills are recommended: - Ability to read and understand C code at a basic level - Ability to read and understand 32-bit Assembly code at a basic level The prerequisite skills can be obtained by taking our Penetration Testing with Kali Linux course. 365 days of lab access Two exam attempts Plus exclusive content Learn Unlimited All courses 365 days of lab access Unlimited exam attempts Plus exclusive content Competencies Gained: Using WinDbg Writing your own shellcode Bypassing basic security mitigations, including DEP and ASLR Exploiting format string specifiers The necessary foundations for finding bugs in binary applications to create custom exploits *Time estimates are based on OffSec averages and could vary by individual skill and experience.
Course Estimated time: 150 hours* EXP-312 (macOS Control Bypasses) is an offensive logical exploit development course for macOS, focusing on local privilege escalation and bypassing the operating system’s defenses. It’s an intermediate course that teaches the skills necessary to bypass security controls implemented by macOS, and exploit logic vulnerabilities to perform privilege escalation on macOS systems. EXP-312 macOS Control Bypasses Topics Covered: Competencies Gained: Introduction to macOS internals Obtain a strong understanding of macOS internals Debugging, Tracing Hopper Learn the basics of Mach messaging Shellcoding in macOS Dylib Injection Mach and Mach injection Hooking Learn how to bypass Transparency, Content and Control (TCC) protections Course Includes the Following: XPC exploitation Learn how to escape the Sandbox Sandbox escape Perform symbolic link attacks Course Materials Attacking privacy (TCC) Active Student Forums Symlink attacks Leverage process injection techniques Access to Home Lab Setup Kernel code execution Learn One One course 365 days of lab access Two exam attempts macOS Pentesting Course Prerequisites: C programming knowledge Plus exclusive content Normal user experience with macOS Learn Unlimited Basic familiarity with 64-bit assembly and debugging All courses 365 days of lab access Unlimited exam attempts Exploit XPC for privilege escalation Perform hooking based attacks Write Shellcode for macOS Bypass kernel code-signing protection Understanding of basic exploitation concepts Plus exclusive content *Time estimates are based on OffSec averages and could vary by individual skill and experience.
Course Estimated time: 150 hours* SOC-200 (Security Operations and Defensive Analysis) is Offensive Security’s foundational security operations course. This new course teaches students the mindset required to assess and respond to security incidents. Topics covered are below. SOC-200 Security Operations and Defensive Analysis Course Includes the Following: Course Materials Active Student Forums Access to Home Lab Setup Learn One One course 365 days of lab access Two exam attempts Plus exclusive content Topics Covered: Course Prerequisites: Attacker Methodology Windows Server Side Attacks All prerequisites for SOC-200 can be found within the Offsec Fundamentals Program, included with a Learn One or Learn Unlimited subscription Windows Client Side Attacks Prerequisite Topics include: Windows Privilege Escalation PEN-100: Linux Basics 1 & 2 Linux Endpoint Introduction PEN-100: Windows Basics 1 & 2 Introduction Windows Endpoint Introduction Linux Server Side Attacks Linux Privilege Escalation More Topics added monthly* The OffSec Training Library will be updated continuously with new Topics on an approximately monthly cadence. Not every course or content area will receive an update every month, but some course or content area will receive an update approximately monthly. * PEN-100: Networking Basics Competencies Gained: Students will get hands on experience investigating malicious activity Students will learn about attack surfaces and how they can be reduced Students will develop a working knowledge of security operations and best practices Learn Unlimited All courses 365 days of lab access Unlimited exam attempts Plus exclusive content *Time estimates are based on OffSec averages and could vary by individual skill and experience.
Learn Fundamentals NEW Subscription for 100-Level Content Introducing Learn Fundamentals OffSec’s entry-level, or beginner, training plan. Get annual access to all 100-level content (PEN-100, WEB-100, and SOC-100) with new learning tracks and reporting features coming soon! Fundamentals not only provides access to all 100-level courses, but will also offer Assessments and Badges upon successful completion. Additionally, Learn Fundamentals includes access to PEN-103 (Kali Linux Revealed) and PEN-210 (Wireless Attacks). TOPICS Included in Fundamentals New Topics are continuously added to Fundamentals. These are just a sample few of what is available for students. Core Topics apply to each Fundamentals course, while the courses also have specific Topics that pertain to the subject at hand. WORKFLOW for Learn Fundamentals LEARN Choose from a growing library of 100-level tracks and Topics to develop your skills for a variety of job roles APPLY Use hands-on exercises with lab machines to reinforce what you learn and track progress toward your goals ASSESS Test yourself with hands-on Assessments to check your progress towards gaining critical prerequisites for 200-level Courses PROVE Earn OffSec Badges to demonstrate your learnings and show-off your knowledge, skills, and abilities Example Topics: ALL Linux Basics I & II Networking Fundamentals Troubleshooting 101 More coming soon! WEB-100 Introduction to Cryptography Web Application Basics Working with Shells More coming soon! PEN-100 Web Attacker Methodology Introduction to Secure Coding Input Validation More coming soon! Enterprise Network Architecture SOC Management Processes Windows Logging More coming soon! SOC-100
Level 100 (Beginner) Level 200 (Foundational) Level 300 (Advanced) Level 400 (Expert) OFFENSE New PEN-100 Network Penetration Testing Pentesting Fundamentals PEN-300 OSEP PEN-200 OSCP Evasion Techniques & Breaching Defenses Penetration Testing with Kali Linux PEN-200 OSWP Wireless Attacks New Web App Sec WEB-100 Web Application Fundamentals New WEB-200 OSWA Web Attacks with Kali Linux WEB-300 OSWE Advanced Web Attacks & Exploitation EXP-301 OSED Window User Mode Exploit Development Exploit Dev EXP-401 OSEE Advanced Windows Exploitation New EXP-312 OSMR macOS Control Bypass DEFENSE Security Operations New SOC-100 Security Operations Fundamentals New SOC-200 OSDA Security Operations and Defensive Analysis OSEP OSWE OSED OSCE3 (New Cert) Course Syntax Track PENtesting WEB App Security EXPloit Dev DEFensive Course Level 100 - Beginner 200 - Foundational 300 - Advanced 400 - Expert Operating System 0 - Multiple OS 1 - Windows 2 - macOS 3 - Linux
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